On Thu, May 27, 2004 at 08:50:47AM +0000, Mark wrote:
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hotmail.com
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Wow! :) I did not realize these "biggies" were on there too. To answer your
question, I think it largely depends on how huge you are. If someone as big
as amazon.com is on RFC-ignorant, I'm sure administrators across the world
will regard that as a mistake, and do local whitelisting for them
If hotmail is on this list, let's hope administrators across the world
will regard that as a sign they Just Don't Care[tm][r][c].
I mean:
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They didn't care in October 2002, they didn't care in January 2004.
Meng, any reason to have faith this (as in: spf or related) RFC will be
an exception to their (as in: M$) track record? Why will they care
in June 2004 and further?
Alex
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